About our rating systemThe Queen inherited the mother of all art collections—7,000 paintings, 30,000 watercolors, and half a million prints, to say nothing of sculpture, furniture, and jewelry—but she shows only a tiny fraction. The few works (budget 1 hr.) are undoubtedly exceptional (one of the world’s few Vermeers, a Rubens’ self-portrait given to Charles I, glittering ephemera by Fabergé), but they’re not the cream of what she owns. There’s more exciting stuff to be had for free at the National Gallery. The Gallery and the Royal Mews can be seen on a joint ticket (£17.70 adults, £9.70 children 5–16, £16.10 seniors/students).
London› Attraction
The Queen’s Gallery
Buckingham Palace Rd., SW1
Our Rating
Hours
Sept-July: Daily 10am–5:30pm, Aug-Sept: Daily 9:30-5:30pm, last admission 4:30pm
Transportation
Tube: Victoria
Phone
020/7766-7301
Prices
£10.30 adults, £5.30 children 5–16, £9.40 seniors/students
Web site
The Queen’s Gallery
Hours
Sept-July: Daily 10am–5:30pm, Aug-Sept: Daily 9:30-5:30pm, last admission 4:30pm
Transportation
Tube: Victoria
Phone
020/7766-7301
Prices
£10.30 adults, £5.30 children 5–16, £9.40 seniors/students
Web site
The Queen’s Gallery
Map
Buckingham Palace Rd., SW1 LondonNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
